Sea Road Caravan

Come and enjoy a quiet break for two in our vintage caravan. We are 5 mins drive from Rye. The space Winchelsea Beach is a quiet seaside village in beautiful East Sussex, 5 minutes drive from Rye. We are just a short walk from Winchelsea Town with its own pub and historic houses. Sea Road has lush farmlands on one side and the coast line on the other, making it the perfect place to spot wildlife and get back to the simple things in life. The caravan is nestled under a large apple tree at the bottom of our garden. External access to the caravan is through its entrance from the side of our main home and down a grass path. We have created a private and tranquil stay for 2 people, but with 2 double beds we don’t just cater for couples. We have a cosy living area for relaxing with a board game or a good book. There is also a table for two for dining indoors. We have a kitchenette with a fridge, hob, toaster, kettle, crookery and cutlery. There two double bedrooms which are served by a separate bathroom with shower, w.c and sink. There is no bath in the caravan. Please view our gallery for recent photos of the caravan. The caravan has no TV making it the perfect switch off from everyday life. There is a radio for you to enjoy aswell and magazines and books. As a welcome we will leave fresh eggs from our chickens, bread, butter, semi-skimmed milk, teas, coffee and sugar. Please note we DO NOT allow any children or pets in the caravan or the garden. There is also a strict no smoking rule anywhere on or outside the property. We do not allow for BBQs or fires of any kind. Parking is on the road outside the main property or on any of the side roads in the neighbourhood. Guests do not have access to our private driveway. The garden At the bottom of the garden around the caravan, we have created several places to sit and relax with your morning coffee or dine in the garden at a table. Local information Parking. Sea Road and the local area offers free parking. Unlike Camber Sands we have no expensive carparks or restrictions. Shops Cafes Takeaways. Within 2 minutes walk from the caravan there is a local Supermarket, a pub and various cafes and takeaways. A pizza truck visits thew village every Thursday, if you would like to see a menu and book a pizza please let us know. Beaches. Our nearest beach is a 5 minute walk from the caravan. Winchelsea Beach is a large stretch of beach from Pett Level down to Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. There are tranquil walks to experience the beautiful landscape and a main path that follows the sea wall, making it fully accessible for all. Local transport We have an hourly bus that will take you to nearby Rye or Hastings and everywhere in-between. Winchelsea has its on train station but this is a 45 minute walk to the caravan. The area We have so many great places to explore whatever month. We have listed some of our favourites here. If you have any questions, we are always happy to help. Winchelsea Beach is a semi rural seaside village. The beach itself faces Rye Bay, the estuary of the River Rother. At high tide it is composed of shingle, which is normal on this stretch of coastline; whilst at low tide an expanse of mud and sand is revealed. Many species of birds frequent the sands and the surrounding marshland of Rye Harbour Nature Reserve. Winchelsea is a small toown and a short walk from the caravan. The town is worth a visit for its mix of notable buildings and St Thomas Church. The current town, which was founded in 1288, replaced an earlier town of the same name, known as Old Winchelsea, that was lost to costal erosion in the late medieval period. Winchelsea is part of the civil parish of Icklesham. Rye Nature Reserve is coastal nature area with 5 birdwatching hides and miles of footpaths to explore. Habitats include saltmarsh, shingle, saline lagoons, grazing marsh and reed bed. Visit at any time of year to see a range of rare birds, plants and other animals. The amazing Discovery Centre is open 10-4pm every day for learning, shopping and eating. Rye is the nearest town to our caravan. You can find the town two miles from the sea at the confluence of three rivers: the Rother, The Tilligham and The Bride. As an important member of the mediaeval Cinque Ports confederation there is a rich history embedded into the town. There is so much to do in Rye with its great shops ( including our own Sailors 97 High Street ) pubs, cafes, restaurants, museums and even its own cinema. Rye is also famous for its Christmas Festival, Bonfire Night, Scallop Week, Jazz Festival and its Arts. Hastings County Park is a fabulous nature reserve with stunning coastal scenery situated within the High Weald Area National Landscape. You can explore ancient woodland glens with their unique biodiversity and rugged coastal paths. Conservation grazing and sustainable management helps make this one of the most important nature reserves in the country. Hastings Old Town is one of our favourite local seaside towns. A muddle of houses, ancient churches, shops and a multitude of pubs sit tucked between two cliffs a fifteen-minute walk east of Hastings main town.Slightly worn in places, Hastings Old Town has a wealth of character and a welcoming community feel. It’s one of five Cinque Port towns in the UK. St Leonards-on-Sea (commonly known as St Leonards) is a town in the borough of Hastings. In the last 10 years this Town has become a must visit place for it’d cool shops, galleries and cafes. Guest access Full two bedroom caravan. Outside dining and bench. Other things to note We are always happy to recommend places to eat, drink and visit. Just ask.